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Culturegasm: [Closed] Photographers & Photography (Autumn 2010)
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CommentAuthorCaratheWalton
- CommentTimeOct 1st 2010
@Coop-Such a cute doggie :) -
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CommentAuthorRachæl Tyrell
- CommentTimeOct 1st 2010
What wonderful dog eyes!
So, here's my few favorites from attending my oldest friend's bachelorette party and then wedding in Vermont two weeks ago:
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- CommentAuthorGreg Sullivan
- CommentTimeOct 1st 2010
A spider outside my kitchen window this morning on a misty, very windy day.
I had to take about 2 dozen pictures to get one usable one.
Would have taken more, but the poor critter blew away.
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Lady Justice and I had a hot date at lunch last night
I should go back during daylight and maybe take a few more. The place is filled with federal marshals though, and some have no sense of art or humor. -
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kuru, I don't know whether to marvel at the beauty of the shot or scream and hide because bugs scare me.
BEAUTIFUL shot. Macro lens? -
@oldhat, something quite alien about praying mantises.
Macro mode on a Ricoh GRD2. Does quite a nice job with macros and I love the ability to shoot squares with it. -
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I hooked up with Lady Justice again this evening, with happier results.
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A few more photos from Baby Tattooville:
Michael Hussar had live figure drawing going on all weekend in his room, along with liberal lashings of drink and drugs. My hat is off to him; the man is a rock star.
Robert Williams showed up to get in on the action.
Anthony Ausgang working on the group jam painting in front of an audience.
The GF took this one - me, working on the jam painting with William Stout.
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you guys get around.
brilliant photos. No rubbish.
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The place where all this went on is amazing - The Mission Inn in Riverside. Open since the late 1800s, most of it was built, Winchester Mystery house style, in the early 20th century, by a later owner who had a Hearst-level mania for collecting exotica from around the world. This place is four stories tall, takes up a whole city block, and is designed in a wild mix of Spanish colonial, Moorish, and Japanese kitsch. There are even honest-to-goodness catacombs underneath, used during Prohibition. It's like the Overlook Hotel, as designed by Gaudi and Walt Disney.
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not much to add; just chronicling my time well spent.
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CommentAuthorRachæl Tyrell
- CommentTimeOct 5th 2010
Soooo, I've found a photography shop nearby and have decided to try selling quality prints.
Photographs such as these:
There's a handful of them, actually. You can see them on my tumblr. If there's something you feel I should have included, something you'd be interested in purchasing, do let me know.
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CommentAuthorRobSpalding
- CommentTimeOct 5th 2010
Went down to the beach tonight.
Littlehampton apparently has the longest seafront bench either in England or Europe, I'm not sure which. Although I think bending it like this is cheating!
Some other shots turned out quite nice too.
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- CommentAuthorthe_Critic
- CommentTimeOct 6th 2010 edited
the view from my apartment
old graveyard in missouri. it was right next to a playground.
